Guitars David Gilmour's "Comfortably Numb" Arpeggios By guitarworld.com - April 25, 2019 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter David Gilmour's "Comfortably Numb" Arpeggios Examine how Gilmour uses arpeggios in relation to the root notes of the chord progression—and how he moves from position to position. read more Source: www.guitarworld.com RELATED ARTICLES Go from high-octane shredding to rich, textural playing in an instant with Ernie Ball Music Man's Sabre guitar Furch Guitars is offering a virtual guided tour of its Czech Republic-based factory Paul Stanley plays Kiss Klassics from home during self-quarantine: "It's me and you hanging out" Sammy Hagar: “I always got blamed for the keyboard songs in Van Halen. It was not me – Eddie wanted to do that!” Sick Riffs: Tom Hunter teaches you the pentatonic licks behind The Jacks' Threw It All Away Ernie Ball is now manufacturing face masks to help fight coronavirus Charlie Griffiths tears through Haken's Prosthetic in this blistering playthrough – and invites you to record your own Alex Henry Foster: "This album was liberating for me – it was more about the songs than the performance" Charlie Griffiths tears through Haken's Prosthetics in this blistering playthrough – and invites you to record your own
